Washington Post

NTSB probe of deadly crash focuses on engineer, black box
Washington Post
HOBOKEN, N.J. — Here's what is known about the investigation into a commuter train crash that killed one person and injured more than 100 others Thursday in Hoboken, New Jersey. THE INVESTIGATION. The National Transportation Safety Board is …
Hoboken train crash: Event recorder recoveredCNN
Husband of Hoboken Crash Victim Struggles to Tell Their ChildNew York Times
Uncertainties Grow After Hoboken Train CrashWall Street Journal
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USA TODAY

Volkswagen diesel owners sign up for settlement
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A solid majority of Volkswagen diesel car owners affected by the German automaker's emissions scandal appear ready to accept settlements. Of approximately 475,000 U.S. owners of the 2-liter diesel cars fitted with bogus software to cheat emissions …
Volkswagen Agrees to $1.2 Billion Compensation for US DealersWall Street Journal
Volkswagen reaches $1.2 billion settlement with U.S. dealers in emissions scandalChicago Tribune
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Illinois to Suspend Wells Fargo From Bond, Investing Work
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Illinois is joining California in suspending Wells Fargo & Co. from handling “billions” of dollars in investment work and the underwriting of state debt after the company admitted to opening potentially millions of bogus customer accounts. Treasurer
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Business Insider

A Yahoo insider believes the hackers could really have stolen over 1 billion accounts
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The actual tally of stolen user accounts from the hack Yahoo experienced could be much larger than 500 million, according to a former Yahoo executive familiar with its security practices. The former Yahoo insider says the architecture of Yahoo's back
Yahoo hack may become test case for SEC data breach disclosure rulesReuters
Password breach could have ripple effects well beyond YahooSFGate
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Reuters

A Deutsche Bank settlement overshadows US equities
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A road sign marking a dead end and reading 'No turn possible' is pictured outside a Deutsche Bank office in Hanau, Germany, April 27, 2015. REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach. By Rodrigo Campos | NEW YORK. NEW YORK Deutsche Bank will likely cast a pall …
Stocks End Quarter on a High NoteWall Street Journal
Cramer Remix: A weak jobs number is a good thingCNBC
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Climate change, ocean acidification, overfishing, air pollution. We’re up against huge threats. But history and the trends of technology show that we can turn the corner. As clean energy and clean transportation plunge in price, as biotechnology revolutionizes our understanding of the natural world, and as the developing world reaches the demographic transition, a world of greater prosperity with less impact on the planet becomes possible. Make no mistake: The state of the environment will get worse before it gets better.

Many corporations have failed in recent years. What can start leaders on a better path for the future?

A 20+ year sustainability executive talks about the intersection of technology and sustainability in the context of social innovation and the opportunities that microgrids provide to accelerate corporates and community resilience.

It’s not just about “doing it yourself,” or about how things get made. The maker movement is about revolutionizing how we reimagine things, prototype them and distribute them to the world. Here’s what it means to the manufacturing, tech and retail sectors.

In the new, resilient city, the role of technology is everywhere, from traffic sensors and smart lighting systems to apps providing access to city services to the broad populace. What does it take to deploy technology and harness data in a way that enhances city services and serves all residents, all while saving money?